Five years ago, Call of Duty was likely costing Activision one billion dollars to develop and market. Despite that, it's a guaranteed success for them. The problem is what it means for everyone else in the industry.
Marvel Rivals first season has been even more successful than it's launch. Players are thrilled with the avalanche of new content, but have NetEase set the bar a little too high for themselves?
Reports today suggest that a key player in the release of Dragon Age: The Veilguard has left the company, but it might be more to do with Bioware's future than its past.
Azshara was one predicted to return. The first shots in that story have been fired. From the Queen of the Kaldorei Empire to the Empress of the void, Azshara’s threat is finally going to pay off.
Newly unearthed court documents have confirmed the true excess of Activision's spending each year on its titles, something many publishers try to mimic before failing, hard. Surely there's another way...?